interwove

Meanings

• To weave or interlace two or more things together.

  - "The two rivers interwove creating a beautiful waterfall."
  - "In the art of calligraphy, different colors interwove to create intricate designs."

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Pronunciation

1. /ˈɪntəɹwoːv/
   
   
   
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Synonyms

interlace , interthread , intertwine

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Variants

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interweave , interweaved , interweaves , interweaving , interwove , interwoven

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Etymology

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The word 'interwove' comes from the Old English word 'gewirwan', which means 'to weave, interlace, or plait together'. The prefix 'inter-' in 'interwove' signifies 'between' or 'among'.

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Related Concepts

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1. interconnection: The state or quality of being interconnected or interrelated; a connection, link, or bond between two or more things; the interrelationship or interdependence between various components or elements.

2. interdependence: The mutual reliance or dependence between two or more things or entities; the state or quality of being interdependent or mutually dependent; the interrelationship or interconnectedness between various components or elements that influence each other's behavior or existence.

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Culture

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The word 'interwove' has cultural significance in various contexts. In literature, the metaphorical use of 'interwove' to describe complex relationships or interconnections is common. In art, the visual representation of 'interwove' through various mediums such as painting, sculpture, and photography is used to convey intricate details or patterns. In music, the use of 'interwove' to describe the intricate interplay between different musical elements such as melody, harmony, rhythm, and timbre is common.

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